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feat: Add OpenAPI Action tool #103

Closed leehuwuj closed 2 months ago

leehuwuj commented 2 months ago

Example config: Simple:

local:
  openapi_action.OpenAPIActionToolSpec:
    openapi_uri: https://gist.githubusercontent.com/leehuwuj/81cfbeee90731e679eafd26ba4de11bd/raw/dbb0dddab349c48ebc53f50bf82955e454137f81/hackernews_openapi.yaml

Add authentication:

local:
  openapi_action.OpenAPIActionToolSpec:
    openapi_uri: https://gist.githubusercontent.com/leehuwuj/81cfbeee90731e679eafd26ba4de11bd/raw/dbb0dddab349c48ebc53f50bf82955e454137f81/hackernews_openapi.yaml
    domain_headers:
      hacker-news.firebaseio.com:
        Accept: application/json
        Authentication: "Your authentication params here"
llamahub:

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce three new tools—OpenAPI, HTTP Request, and OpenAPI action—into the supportedTools array within helpers/tools.ts. These tools enable interaction with OpenAPI schemas and HTTP requests. Additionally, caching is implemented in load_tools using cachetools in __init__.py, and a new OpenAPIActionToolSpec class is added in openapi_action.py to parse OpenAPI specs and make requests.

Changes

Files/Paths Change Summary
helpers/tools.ts Added three new tools: "OpenAPI", "HTTP Request", and "OpenAPI action" with their specifications and environment variables.
.../python/agent/tools/__init__.py Introduced json and cachetools imports, and added a @cached decorator to the load_tools method in ToolFactory class.
.../python/agent/tools/openapi_action.py Added a new OpenAPIActionToolSpec class with methods to load OpenAPI specs from URIs.

Sequence Diagram(s) (Beta)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant ToolFactory
    participant OpenAPIActionToolSpec
    participant HTTPRequestTool

    User->>ToolFactory: Request to load tools
    ToolFactory->>OpenAPIActionToolSpec: Load OpenAPI spec
    OpenAPIActionToolSpec->>HTTPRequestTool: Make HTTP request
    HTTPRequestTool->>OpenAPIActionToolSpec: Return response
    OpenAPIActionToolSpec->>ToolFactory: Return loaded tool
    ToolFactory->>User: Return tools

Poem

In the land of code where tools do thrive,
OpenAPI and HTTP now arrive.
With specs and requests, they dance in glee,
A cached embrace for efficiency.
The rabbit cheers this grand debut,
For agents now, much more they do! 🐇✨


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